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A Controlled Audit of Architectural Complexity in Uncertainty-Aware Multi-Organ Ultrasound Classification
Multi-organ ultrasound classifiers increasingly combine attention, mixture-of-experts routing, uncertainty gating, and evidential deep learning (EDL) objectives to address heterogeneous anatomy and acquisition. Yet a plausible design rationale does not by itself establish that an added component imp
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